Lahat ng Kabanata ng Sold to Alpha Brothers: Kabanata 211 - Kabanata 220

TonySitting at Ginevra’s bedside in the sterile, antiseptic hospital room, I felt an overwhelming sense of helplessness. The harsh, fluorescent lights overhead cast a clinical pallor over everything. It felt like I was just waiting for her to die. The doctors had been in and out, running tests and examining Ginevra, but their expressions had grown increasingly somber, mirroring my own feelings of dread.Finally, another doctor came in. A middle-aged woman with a wealth of experience approached me with a sympathetic smile. Her presence was comforting, but her expression was heavy. She didn’t have a single good thing to say, I could tell. “Mr. Chance,” she began gently, “we’ve conducted numerous tests, consulted specialists, and reviewed Ginevra’s medical history, but we’re facing an unusual situation here. Her condition is not improving, but it’s not deteriorating either. It’s as if she’s stuck in a sort of stasis.”I nodded, my brow furrowing as I tried to pro

LucyAs the evening sun began its descent below the horizon, casting a warm, golden glow over the city, I waited nervously in the lobby of Stacy's building. My heart raced with anticipation, each passing moment feeling like an eternity. Most of my floor was still hanging around in the lobby, pretending like they weren't here to see me off. I had never experienced anything like this before – a private dance lesson with David at the Blood Moon Estate. It was a dream come true, and yet it filled me with a mixture of excitement and anxiety.Just as I was beginning to think I might faint from the anticipation, a sleek black car pulled up to the curb. The door swung open, and there he was, David, in another three-piece suit, beaming at me. His eyes lit up with a warm smile as he stepped out of the car and entered the building to reach me."Lucy," he greeted me with a gentle nod, his voice carrying that soothing cadence that always managed to calm my racing heart. "You look lov

MattThe thought of returning to the Blue Moon Estate with Tony had my stomach churning, but when he asked me to drive him there, I couldn't refuse. Ginevra was still in the hospital, unconscious and not getting any better, but that didn't mean we could leave Quillan at the pack house with Oren and the rest. Tony was hopeful that the pack had been doing their best to keep Quillan distracted from her absence, but I knew better. The pack wasn't doing anything but what Oren told them to do.Oren was likely not even concerned with what would happen to Quillan if he lost his mother-- just like he had never been all that concerned about how we felt after our mother died. Still, I was grateful that Tony seemed more grounded, more aware that there was something off with Oren's way of doing things. If nothing else, it seemed like the reality of him being a father had caught up with him. "You alright?" I asked. Tony said nothing for a moment. "I keep wondering how

PeterHer expression was flat. I felt the distance between us growing as she looked at it. Her fingers trembled slightly. My heart sank as I saw the confusion and fear in her eyes. I narrowed my eyes at the malicious glint on the edge of it. Perhaps I had been cursed.Her voice was filled with worry as she asked, "Peter..."She paused. She shook her head and held it out to me. "I suppose you should give this back to her-.""Michelle--""Whose is it?" She asked. "Are you taking her shopping for a gown as well? Dating? Is she a distraction the way I was?"I said nothing about it as my head started to pound, and the urge to take the pin from her and tell her the whole truth started to push at my teeth. I tightened my grip on her hand and balled my other fist. "You have every reason to be upset."Her eyes filled with tears. "Given how we parted ways last, but never have I ever considered you a distraction."Her jaw trembled. "That's no

LucyHe turned his head to the instructor, and I looked at her as well. It was like coming up for air after being underwater too long. The instructor had a pleased smile on her face as she watched us. "Very impressive for a first attempt," she commented. "Your chemistry is undeniable."I blushed as David lifted me back up. My whole body was tingling. I blinked, my cheeks flushed with both embarrassment and the lingering heat of our closeness. "I'll expect you two to be practicing until our next lesson."David said nothing for a moment, but he nodded. "Of course."His voice was rough. It made my stomach clench. As we stepped apart, I tried not to be disappointed. I felt shaky and overcharged. "Thank you for coming," David said. "I'll walk you out."I listened to their voices growing more distant. I sank onto the low bench as the fever seemed to remain. The lingering intensity of the dance still pulsed through me, leaving me breathless and uncer